The Unrivaled league is making serious buzz now, with players and teams showcasing high-end performances on the floor. Vets and rookies are gelling well to make the desired impact. With the 3-on-3 format gaining popularity, Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier received a special award for their innovation.
The Liberty Star will be part of another revolutionary project where she will team up with NBA star Miles Turner, launching a first-ever NBA-WNBA crossover podcast.
Breanna Stewart To Come Up With Podcast
The three-time WNBA champion won many accolades for her performances on the court. She is also famous for her witty answers and straightforward talks. Now it will be on weekly display as she hosts a podcast with Myles Turner.
The podcast name is ‘Game Recognize Game with Stewie and Myles’ and will be available on the iHeartRadio app. “Just being able to see the game through our eyes ― our lens ― whether we’re breaking down what’s happening in the WNBA CBA right now or what he’s doing with the Bucks. You don’t see the podcasts with the breakdowns right after [games], so I want to do that with Myles [Turner],” Stewart said.
Myles Turner is entering the podcast world.
— Alex Golden (@AlexGoldenNBA) January 22, 2026
Turner is teaming up with 3x WNBA Champion and 4x NCAA Champion, Breanna Stewart, for a show called Game Recognize Game.
Never imagined this podcasting duo, but will be an interesting listen. pic.twitter.com/brVC9nkQWr
Turner also liked the idea of joining the team after the former UConn star. He first stated that the market is saturated, but the WNBA-NBA crossover intrigued him. The first episode of the podcast will be live on January 28.
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While the player is set to give her takes on the WNBA and NBA events on her podcast, as a WNBPA vice president, she provides a positive update for fans.
Breanna Stewart Provides Positive Update On CBA
At the end of the recent extension, the WNBPA released a statement outlining its non-negotiable demands. This was a warning sign for the league, which had earlier failed to meet the players’ expectations, lengthening the discussion process. But recently, the veteran forward provided a positive update.
Talking to FOS, she said, “Unfortunately I wasn’t an economics major or anything like that, but we’re trying to get the best deal possible and we want to negotiate in good faith with the league. We’re hoping for some positive kind of change or reinforcement here. I feel like kind of. I’m just starting to see it (positive signs).”
Breanna Stewart spoke on the current climate of the WNBA CBA negotiations.
— Ball Don’t Lie (@Balldontlie) January 21, 2026
The leagues current CBA expired on Jan. 9 🫠 pic.twitter.com/XExs4We5WU
Just as when fans had given up hope on hearing anything good around the CBA, this update will surely cheer them up. Moreover, the WNBA also released the schedule for the 2026 season. It seems that the league is also hastening the process, which is a much-needed step to meet the ‘deadlines’ now.